tom harrington of anders and out of this, thank you for your thoughts. i can almost 3 months of hot lava making its way through villages. ash raining on people and the constant stingy of sulphur. the spanish island la paloma was devastated last year by a volcanic eruption that destroyed the homes of the livelihoods of thousands of islanders. but it may also prove a lifeline for one of spain's poorest areas as investments and even tourists are returning. it's an eerie and compelling sight solidified walls of lava 70 meters. high gases still seeping from the crater. it's also attracting tourists to the palmer, keen to see for themselves the aftermath of interruption that lasted $85.00 days may be continued. basso land zone is get holidays runs an 11 hour trip around the volcano, for tourists from the nearby island of 10, a refill. at a $125.00 euros per adult decided business is booming or so well. worse aren't for the local people. but the soft for the tourist. ok. because they seem new really, really close. these were can and i and you see the lab i am r

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. the 44 acre mall property was purchased for more than $300 million. an exact date, though, has not yet been released for when the mall will shut its doors for good. all voters in san francisco will be asked to decide whether to recall three members of the city's school board in an election on tuesday. this school board has become a national joke. but we're not laughing. supporters of the recall held a rally today. they say they're on happy without the district handled the pandemic waiting too long to reopen schools for impersonal learning. sf usd has also faced $125 million budget shortfall. and on top of that parents say they were frustrated with the board's plan to rename dozens of schools after historical figures known to have contributed to racism. this school board is incompetent. it drove our schools into a financial ditch. more families keep leaving unless enrollment means even less funding. it's a cycle to the bottom, but we can fix it. well, just three of the board members bo

jessica harrington, abc7 news. dan: police released a video of a deadly shooting at a sfo when officers responded to a report of a suspicious man at the airport. nelson is seen on video wandering the international terminal what up -- carrying what appeared to be two handguns and a knife. investigators later revealed the guns were replicas. the video shows him talking with officers, trying to get them to drop the weapons. nelson apologized, that he raised one of the guns toward the officers. one officer shot him and he fell. while on the ground, police that he reached again for a gun, and he was shot and killed. ama: happening tonight, winds, expected to pack up and an advisory is going into effect. dan: let's go to sandy patel. meteorologist: as we look at the view from our camera, you can see it is calm, but that is going to change come early tomorrow morning. right now, windsor 23 mph on mount diablo. stronger costs are expected, beginning from 3m tomorrow through 9 a.m. thursday -- 3 a.m. tomorrow through 9 a.m.

ktvu is elissa harrington tells us, meta is in the midst of a tricky transition. for the first time in its 18 year history. facebook now known as mata reported a loss in users. shares plunged more than 26% or $230 billion in a single day ceo mark zuckerberg's personal wealth took a nearly $30 billion hit. this came after the company recorded a decline in profits during the final months of 2021. big big hit. i mean, what this really represents is, uh, companies are investors losing confidence in facebook. roger chang of cnet said met his days of growth could be in the past. especially in a market saturated with competing apps. there's a lot of fair there's a lot of concern that the competition is wrapping up in particular tiktok tiktok's the short form video app is wildly popular people we talked to in downtown palo alto all use it. yeah makes sense that people want to go into like more trendy things like guess instagram tiktok, but not snapchat. i guess. arcelormittal said he still uses facebook to just got some group chats with my friends and be like we just disc

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.sident biden has reportedly made a decision as to who he plans to nominate to the u. s supreme court. two sources tell fox news . the announcement could come as soon as tomorrow. his pick, will replace justin stephen breyer, who will retire in june. the sources did not reveal the president's election, but president biden has promised to pick a black woman. okay we are looking at the forecast. today was a pretty cool start, as was yesterday and then daytime highs today got back into the upper fifties. low sixties highs tomorrow will follow suit. these were the highs from today and highs tomorrow. maybe a degree warmer in some spots, and the general trend is for warming as we go into the bay area weekend . pretty nice to have you can see some upper sixties and even a low 70 or two towards the end of the weekend, so a warming trend. we didn't get a lot of rain from that last last that last system, we did get some snow in the mountains. but, as i said, before, there's so cold. that's why i

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. start boudin save ukraine wouldn't say people gathered outside of san francisco city hall today to show their support for ukraine. this rally called save ukraine stop war brought out hundreds of people to civic center plaza. people at the rally say there are three things that can stop the bloodshed. now no fly zone, increased military and financial aid to ukraine and security guarantees for ukraine's territorial integrity within internationally recognized borders. hundreds of people made their way to the state capital today to offer their support for ukraine. and to also expressed their frustrations over the russian invasion. people made a call for peace there on the capitol steps , some dressed in blue and yellow, the colors of the ukrainian flag. while others held signs in support of the country. this rally was one of many across the nation today condemning russia's military operation. the governor's office declaring california support for ukraine and for democracy. our website and

ktvu elissa harrington tells us that surveillance footage being reviewed reportedly shows a quote, shadowy figure. today marks day nine ah! and. yeah it's been rough, to say the least heartbroken family members of 24 year old alexis gave are pleading for information that could help bring her home. gabe from oakley was last seen wednesday. january 26. she was reported missing the next day. since the her. at all. she didnt return home in the morning, and that's dollars when we um, decided that we needed to take this seriously engages brother gwyn and his girlfriend, morgen strand fell, held a facebook live event to update the community on the case. they spoke with detectives friday and said there is surveillance footage that's being reviewed. it was found in the area where the nursing grads car was abandoned and shows a shadowy figure exiting the vehicle. multiple police agencies have joined the investigation. billboards went up on highway four, and family members have organized their own searches. we really just want to put the hers out there for her, um. alexis is safety and for her to ret

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. come wednesday, most of the pay area will lift its indoor mask mandate for those who are fully vaccinated. but if you're not vaccinated, you will still be required to wear a face covering indoors. santa clara county is the lone local holdout with health officials there, saying covid cases are still too high. to make the move. this all comes as california seen a rapid decline in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations over the past month, state health secretary dr mark galli said. today the cases are down some 75% in a month. to just under 23,000 hospitalizations are down 40% to about 80 to 100 test positivity is down to just over 6% from nearly 23% a month ago. and as for mass, it's cool. dr galley expects to provide an update on that in two weeks. given what we are seeing today, given the course of the conversations, anticipating that on february 28th announcing a date for when we moved from our requirement to a strong recommendation. dr galley urge families in the meantime to get the

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. in the south bay today, with few clouds and side and no chance of rain anytime soon. people flocked to coastal beaches today. it's been a week since we've seen any rain meteorologist mark tamayo joins us later tonight with the records set today in a look at her five day forecast. it is that time of year again. florists are working overtime restaurant reservations are booking up. valentine's day is 48 hours away. ktvu zach sauce of the details on how couples are already celebrating in san francisco. i love the valentine's lights, so fun. kimberly dang and her boyfriend among the couples taking a leisurely stroll past the newly added valentine's hues of entwined light in the city's golden gate park friday. meantime across the bay, the mood anything but leisurely, paul's and online orders lots and seems to me earlier this year than the previous year's orders, flooding in ahead of monday at ashby, flowers and berkeley and marcy simon with a big team in place to pull it off huge amount of

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news.ity service could be stabilizing as soon as next week following a disruption in service due to omicron, the director of transportation community took to social media today to think writers for their patients as the agency recovers. jeffrey tumblin, saying thanks to vaccines are staff have recovered and returned to the work service should start stabilizing next week. and beginning tomorrow, people who take advantage of golden gate park's free shuttle may notice some major improvements, including new week they service and expanded route with connection to public transit. more stops and less waiting. construction is also scheduled to begin monday on the golden gate bandshell parking lot. that project will add 20 new, accessible parking spaces and create a new accessible path through the japanese tea garden. sounds pretty cool, doesn't it? hey when you think about half moon bay, you think about a small, quaint town and you think about precious nature. you don't think about record cold temp

elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.cials are looking to raise the city sales tax to hopefully raise money for services and staff costs. the marin i j reports that city staff is looking into asking voters in november to increase the local sales tax from a quarter of percent. to have a percent. novato has one of the lower sales tax rates in the north bay at 8.5% which includes the state sales tax city staff, said that nevada was facing rising costs for employee benefits, utility services and pension obligations, and it is strapped to cover those expenses. that more stable revenue. the city says it will continue to face deficits of about $2 million annually. governor newsom sent condolences tonight to the loved ones of the hunting him beach police officer who died in a helicopter crash officer nicholas vela and another officer crashed into the ocean as they were responding to a disturbance call. vela 14 year veteran died. the other officer was rescued from the water and was hospitalized, but he has since been released. the

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. well it felt like spring, maybe even summer. today.here in the bay area. we spoke with people who were happy to feel the heat. this is one of those things you can't control. you just kind of figure well, when it rains, that will be great and we need it. but when it's sunny, i mean, it's beautiful, too. and it's part of why we live in california. so since you can't control it you might as well enjoy it one way the other. we saw folks enjoying the nice weather and campbell eating outside getting some ice cream. our chief meteorologist bill martin, will join us a little bit later in this newscast to tell us about the record temperatures that we saw once again today. he would 11 tonight. students in oakland are planning a protest tomorrow over this week's decision to proceed with school closures. the principle of oakland, texas, students are organizing a demonstration that would take place on the school's front steps. they say they want to express their views about the closures. that protest will take place during the school's fourth perio

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. or delicious. thank you so much. well, new tonight, police officers work to figure out what led up to a shooting in san francisco's mission district. investigators found a male shot inside of a vehicle before eight tonight near 23rd street in san jose avenue. emergency crews rushed him to the hospital with life threatening injuries. they have not commented on his condition. at this point and arrest had been made or arrests have been made in the case. also need a night a fire in oakland was quickly put out by a police officer. this fire started at around this afternoon innovators interstate 80 80 entrance at oak street. it looks like debris from a homeless camp caught fire, but it was quickly extinguished by a police officer who grabbed the fire extinguisher and began spraying until that fire was out. well, the family of a missing oakland woman is now offering a reward for her safe return. 79 year old maria mooney has been missing since tuesday and today her family announced a $2000 reward. if she is found safe. they

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. large black bear known for breaking into homes in south lake tahoe has struck once again . video of that bear was posted on the bare leagues facebook page over the weekend after it broke into a home in the tahoe keys area on friday morning. no one was hurt. police say officers banged on the home until the bear left through the backdoor, the £500 bear known as hank, the tank is responsible for more than 150 reports in the sierra. authorities have been trying to capture it for the past seven months, but they've had no luck. now to our weather and rain is back in the bay area. take a look at this are ktvu photographer captured this video tonight and said, we're fell. the rain was coming down on the streets, forcing some drivers to even put on their windshield libraries, probably for the first time in a while. it's amazing what your library let's go down to ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin. bill, this is a very welcome sight. yeah really is and it really i checked all over the bay are

ktvu elissa harrington reports. i was saying, junior problems. big deal. a lot of my friends like past couple days have been like really sad about it. juniors at monta vista high school in danville said they were taken by surprise to learn some of their classmates won't be allowed at prom. many people like bought their dresses and a lot of money, got all excited and ready, and they can't go. cause they're not vaccinated. the dance is saturday at the scottish right center near oakland's lake merritt, the school's principal, dr kevin ahern said when they booked the venue, the rules were different. students would need to be vaccinated or show proof of a negative covid test to enter. now it's vaccination only. it's really hard to tell the student . no you can't because of this situation because things changed and it was just very disappointing. and so i kind of had a whole variety of this anger. there was there was, there was obviously sadness there was concerned. back in december, the city of oakland passed an ordinance. requiring proof of vaccination for eve

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. former secretary of state hillary clinton spoke at the new york state democratic convention in new york city. today the former first lady expressed concerned about how divided our country is right now. when the republican party officially embraces violent insurrection as legitimate political discourse. when storming the capital, assaulting police officers trying to overturn an election are being normalized. we are in uncharted territory. and make no mistake. our adversaries around the world are watching. republicans gathering came at a time when there's been speculation that the former secretary of state and senator might make a third run for president. police and pleasant in this afternoon shot and killed a man following an hours long standoff. and as ktvu is andre senior reports, police had been called to investigate a report of domestic violence there. and opened fire with the man emerged with a large knife. police with guns drawn a dog barking and a man who refused to exit an apar

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news commercials. the other big show that happened today. thank you so much. listen. moving to this now bay area native and nfl legend john madden will be remembered in a public memorial tomorrow at the oakland coliseum men and died december 28 at the age of 85. he is known to millions as a hall of fame coach who led the oakland raiders to 10 winning seasons. into the team's first super bowl title in 1977, he will be remembered as a legendary broadcaster whose approach and air persona change sports broadcasting. earlier today we spoke to madness son, mike madden on his father's legacy. well, he grew up in daly city and his memories of top of the hill and the fog and daly city and jefferson high school. uh, caddying at san francisco golf club. sneaking into seals stadium sneaking into the civic auditorium to watch sugar ray robinson fight so he was, you know, he was peninsula guy growing up. everybody's got a story. everybody's gotta connection and it's just, you know, it's really heartwarming and it makes me miss him all the more you know th

so let's talk about this je jenny harrington, i'll start with you because why not what do you make of this market? at 5:00 a.m. eastern i pointed out that there was 193 s&p 500 stocks that are down more than 20% from their recent highs. about 28% of the market is technically in a quote -- i know that's not how it work, but you get my point, down more than 20%. energy stocks they've done okay. financials are flat lining although not this week how do you read this market from a 30,000-foot view right now >> all right actually, can i start small picture and then go to 30,000 feet as a portfolio manager, i have a twisted relationship with corrections and pullbacks which is i actually like them, and i know that that might sound callous and i know people are hurting and we're losing money, but correction, pullbacks tend to be finite, right? your investment horizon should be long term they create opportunity, and right now my watch list is more robust and more realistic in terms of things that i might be able to buy than it has been in a very long time so i actually have a kind of spring in

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. palo alto police have arrested a man accused of vandalizing several downtown businesses. windows were broken at more than 10 businesses early this morning along university avenue, bryant street and litton avenue. officers responding to a 911 call arrested 37 year old joshua sinclair kahan of palo alto. investigators say he kicked and used various items such as rocks and trash cans to shattered the windows. the suspect is charged with 12 counts of felony vandalism. los gatos. police are warning about two attacks at a local park this month by a man with a knife. the most recent assault was last night in the st joseph's hill preserve. the other was on the evening of january, 13th. fortunately all of the victims were able to escape. in both of those cases, the suspect was described as latino about five ft five inches tall and weighing about £150. something very scary. um. my mom was crying all all night all morning. a desperate search for a woman missing from the east bay, where she was l

ktvu is elissa harrington joins us now, with the details of the movement in this debate, alyssa. that's right. you know, we just got this news about an hour ago. town managers held a special meeting tonight to discuss potential litigation involving this issue. after a closed session, they came back and announced they would be taking applications for affordable housing this week. the town of woodside will accept applications for sp nine projects as of monday, february 7th 2022. the town of woodside had been facing all kinds of scrutiny after declaring itself a mountain lion habitat. in a memo sent out last month, woodside's planning manager said the entire town was a habitat for potential protected species , making all sp nine projects ineligible. sp nine allows homeowners to build up to four residential units on a single family lot. now the attorney general rob bonta, sent town managers a letter today saying they were violating the california constitution and said woodside is absolutely not exempt from sp nine projects. at tonight's meeting, town, officials said. they have receiv

we get the breaking news from ktvu elissa harrington live in oakland. she has more on the decision and a new protests. and it's just beginning. alyssa. that's right. you know, the district is now preparing for more hunger strikes. there were two educators who had been on a hunger strike for 18 days, but they said they would end that hunger strike tonight because they thought that the district would change their mind and vote against these school closures vote to delay them instead. now some other teachers parents, even some students say that they will begin their own hunger strikes starting tomorrow and will not eat until the board changes its mind. shame on you. emotions ran high during public comment at a board of education meeting friday night. the board called an emergency session following weeks of backlash in oakland to district plans to close or consolidate several schools. it's disgusting. it's racist. and we are not calibrating this anymore. get out of oakland. get out of our communities get out of the bay area. shame on all of you. the distric

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa thank you. meanwhile a judge has ruled that former president donald trump must answer questions. under oath and in new york investigation into his business practices. new york's attorney general issued subpoenas in december to trump and his two eldest children ivanka and donald trump jr. both of them have been executives in the trump organization. the investigation centers around whether the organization improperly stated the value of various real estate assets to obtain more favorable loans, insurance rates and tax benefits. state health officials are moving forward tonight with what they call a smarter approach to covid response, smarter serves as an acronym for what they think we need to do to start coexisting with the virus over the long term. the governor and the state's health and human services secretary say they understand balance needs to be a key component of this plan. the balance between the healthy, humble respect of a virus that has wreaked havoc on our lives that when we think we

elissa harrington live in oakland after spending the day with sports fans. we'll take you live to los angeles a little bit later tonight, but we begin with ktvu joe fonzi with more on the game. joe andre, the city of los angeles got just about all that could ask for this week hosted the super bowl, and it's now the home of the reigning super bowl champions. the rams trying to win the super bowl for the first time as a los angeles team, while the bengals were looking for their first super bowl win and their third try as a franchise put the first points on the board matthew stafford odell beckham for 17 yards in the score in the first quarter. stafford the quarterback the rams acquired from detroit in the offseason, cincinnati in need of some momentum before halftime, the bengals got their first touchdown when running back in east bay product mixing through the first pass of his nfl career. tee higgins hauls it in. it was 13 10. that was the halftime score first play the second half. cincinnati quickly grabbing the lead. this time, joe burrow finds higgins, wh

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox. two news firefighters rushing to help end up needing help themselves elicit. thank you. new at 10 police in oakland or asking for the public's help to locate the person who shot and killed a san leandro resident last night shooting reported just before 10 p.m. near the 1400 block of 104th avenue. witnesses reported seeing a group of people at that location involved in an argument , and when officers arrived, they found an adult victim was several gunshot wounds. that person pronounced dead at the hospital. anyone with information should call opd. firefighters in san francisco trying to figure out what caused the fire at a building on howard street in the city. the flames quickly spread to the 3rd and 4th floor of the building. video posted to the citizen app shows a large plume of smoke coming. from that structure, you could see the flames there as well. firefighters rescued 15 people. some suffered injuries but all expected to be okay. we're told seven cats and dogs also rescued. the

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i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. we'll see what happens next in the story.ncord. police want to know whether the public has had any run ins with the man they arrested earlier this week who was apparently posing as law enforcement. so a caller spotted this car driving erratically. officers responded to find this white hyundai accent equipped with emergency lights and sirens and inside the car. concord police say they found a fake gun along with the radio badge holder and handcuffs. the driver was arrested and the vehicle impounded. concord police want you to call them if you were pulled over by this vehicle. nearly 13,000 people reside in half moon bay a and every single wanted their woke up this morning to a new record. low temperature. good evening, everybody check that out. half moon bay 29 degrees. do you know how rare that is to have that kind of a cold temperature next to the ocean? it shattered the old record set back in 1955 with the temperature at 36 degrees. now we rebounded nicely today. this seasonal high temperatures . everybody made it into the

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. we're learning more about the discovery of a body in antioch. police say a man died when a homemade bomb exploded near the high school presidents in a six block radius. we're told to shelter in place for hours classes at live oak or canceled and other schools nearby were placed on lockdown. authorities say the victim was a man in his fifties. he was pronounced dead at the scene. but because of all the wires near his body, they called in the walnut creek bomb squad to the scene to make sure the area was safe. tesla now recalling nearly 54,000 vehicles because they're full self driving software lets them roll right through stop signs. without even coming to a complete stop documents posted today by the u. s. safety regulators say that tesla will disable the feature with an over the internet software update that's rolling stop feature does allow vehicles to go through intersections with always stop signs and up to 5 to 6 mph. tesla agreed to the recall after two meetings with officials f

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. hopefully, people come forward with leads. alyssa. thank you. doubt to some developing news we're following tonight. three car crash caused a big traffic mess on the bay bridge earlier tonight. this crash was reported around eight o'clock in the westbound lanes just passed treasure island. all of those westbound lanes were shut down, causing the massive backup. you see here. but they reopened by about 8 45 tonight, the chp tells us three people were taken to the hospital. one person with moderate leg injuries. the two other victims have minor injuries. san francisco police are investigating side shows that broke out over the weekend in a typically quiet part of the city . signs of stunt driving could be seen at an intersection in the city's balboa neighborhood. now neighbors are worried the side shows could continue and say they're frustrated with the police response. it keeps happening. and why isn't it being stopped? that's the biggest question we have is these people will keep, you know, repeating these offenses because there's no

ktvu is elissa harrington joining us live tonight from santa clara with more alyssa. yeah, you know , employees here at the mall say that it's just cost them way too much money to park. some of them make minimum wage and these new parking fees are about $40 a month, but mall management tell me that they needed to impose these charges to try to keep non guests out of the parking lot. uh huh. parking fees. i've got to got video posted on social media shows a protest outside santa clara's westfield valley fair mall employees are pushing back against the malls new parking policy. it requires everyone to pay to park in the garage, including employees, employees shouldn't have to pay to park at work. a lot of people are making minimum wage. antonio garcia works inside the mall. he helped organize sunday's protest and also put together a worker petition signed by more than 1000 people. it asked mall management to issue free parking permits to mall employees. i honestly think that the mall is just, uh, just trying to take money from the employees. there are so many of us and

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.an francisco's economy, maybe springing back from the worst of the pandemic. some major retailers are moving into san francisco planning to open a new store on market street in a space that's been vacant for years. just three blocks away. whole foods is putting the finishing touches on its newest market, which is set to open a few weeks from now. this is an exciting time. we think these are little barometers. little indicators of what's happening in san francisco. yes you need those formula retail sort of anchor tenants, and that then stimulates smaller businesses around it. the financial district, though still struggling, but several big employers say they plan to bring workers back in person in the next few weeks now that the omicron variant appears to be subsiding. players from the u. s women's national soccer team have reached a landmark agreement with the sports americans governing body over equal pay. the women will receive $24 million plus bonuses that match those of the men. th

elissa harrington joins us now live in the studio with more alyssa. well, firefighters tell me that they are especially worried about the el granada area, so multiple agencies are working now and preparing by doing fuel reduction and outreach in the community. this is video from the emerald fire burning in laguna beach. flames raced through the hills overlooking the pacific ocean, fanned by santa ana winds no longer have a fire season. we have a fire year february 10. supposed to be the middle of winter. and this is video from the colorado fire that tore through mountains near big sur last month. wildfires in the winter near the water have firefighters and residents in coastal towns on high alert. we're standing here in the middle of february on coastal california on what should be a rainy day in this video posted on cal fire. social media. jonathan cox division chief in san mateo county. he explains the importance of prescribed burns. hellfire has started reaching out to large landowners directly. they burned 20 acres on this coastal ranch last year

i'm elissa harrington ktvu , fox two news. alright, alyssa. thank you. thank you.ght. hundreds of people made their way to the state capital today to offer their support for ukraine and also express their frustrations over the russian invasion. the large group made a call for peace there on the capitol steps. some dressed in blue and yellow, the colors of the ukrainian flag, while others held signs in support of the country. this rally was one of many across the nation today to protest russia's military operation. the governor's office, declaring california support for ukraine and for democracy, china and russia's no limits partnership to help each other strategic interests. russia in ukraine and china in taiwan is troubling for many diplomats. deeply concerned about the risk of cascading crises. boxes gillian turner will have more coming up tonight at 10 30 on how russia's invasion could impact china's plans for taiwan. already we've still got some large surf along the coast. i know some of the restrictions have come down from the weather service. but i'm here to

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. medicine by about 1.we take a look at the broader markets. dow jones up by about one third of 1% adding 100, plus points late in the session s and p is up by about 1% as well. nasdaq is up by almost two full percentage points, according to a new report. what's old is new again, thanks to the ongoing supply chain issues. shipping delays are still affecting nearly every industry and now more homeowners and interior designers are turning to pre owned furniture. ranging from antique pieces to recent resales to avoid waiting for months on end for a shipment, an industry insider tells the wall street journal. secondhand furniture is now becoming mainstream, adding that the market for used home goods and furniture is projected to grow. by 38% by the year, 2025 designers say now is the time to get creative or, like eclectic if you don't feel like waiting for that catalog, peace and there is no better saturday activity in my book, rosemary oroczo, then maybe grabbing a coffee and kind of picking my way through a f

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. alright alyssa. thank you. south bay congressman ro khanna just returned from the munich security conference where he and other members of congress met with their nato counterparts just before the invasion of ukraine. and i'm confident that our nato allies are going to stand firm with the president to condemn putin's aggression has a violation of international law, the president has announced crippling economic sanctions. this is not going to turn out well for putin. he's violating human rights violating international law and the ukrainians are going to stand up for their country and i stand with ukraine. the congressman said he supports president biden's escalating series of sanctions against russia. new attend figures released today show the university of california received a record number of applications for the fall semester. you see, officials say they received more than 7000 more freshmen applications than one year prior. let's go with the most applicants was you see la the university also saw an increas

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. new at noon, oakland's pro soccer team, the roots, is showing its support for the town and an impressive young athlete with a contract 14 year old seth evans became a national weightlifting champion last summer. well today, the roots signed a symbolic contract with the olympic hopeful. to help support his journey. the contract represents a commitment from the roots to sponsor evans dream through a monthly stipend , training equipment and other support. feels like there's an extra support system around me, and there's like it's like more people part of my village. more people were trying to support me and me. china give other people spotlight as well. except as an eighth grader at madison park academy, and tomorrow he heads to ohio to compete in a national weightlifting competition, where he hopes to become the first oakland students qualify to represent team usa. after what begins? awesome here's your motivation to get your own workout in today. kidding, right ? let's see what i refer

ktvu is elissa harrington reports.a super bowl held on his sunny sunday at sofi stadium and angle would the halftime show featured iconic hip hop artist from the golden state? to comply with the l. a. rams had home field advantage taking on the cincinnati bengals in super bowl 56 whether you win or lose it's all about having fun. some sports fans chose to watch the big game on the big screen, the alameda theater offered a free viewing fans were dancing in their seats during the halftime show. people don't know that was the best halftime show i have ever witnessed. hip hop legends took the stage, including dr dre, snoop dogg and mary j. blige. come his dear son , my butt off. yes it was great. it was great. it was just great. seen them. all together with beautiful music that i can relate. it was wonderful. rapper eminem took a knee after his performance of lose yourself a nod to a former 49 are calling kaepernick who started kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial inequality. i like anyone who does whateve

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, melissa. thank you. and you've heard alison say all across the bay area there is that feeling that the calendar is confused. because of the warm weather hovering over our region. i took a day off work. i couldn't help but notice. i mean, it's just perfect weather really everywhere in california. with few clouds inside and no chance of rain anytime soon. people are flocking to area parks and coastal beaches. some college students told us to whether lord them outdoors. why not come here instead of being trapped in a small room, right when you have this access we'll have another chance to soak up some sun tomorrow. california could become the first state to require workers to get vaccinated. you space hindley woman, buffy wicks introduced that proposal today. under the bill, employers would have to require their workers and independent contractors to get vaccinated or those employees. employers could face a fine earlier on the floor. we spoke to assemblywoman buffy wicks and she says. the mandate would appl

and ktvu elissa harrington. is that stanford alyssa understand. and i can hear you got quite a crowd behind you already. that's right. you know, the lecture begins at seven o'clock, and right now we have a lot of protesters gathered outside dinkel spill auditorium on the stanford campus. you can see one of the organizers is up in a tree with a megaphone. this group has been shouting. we are the woke left. also they say that they do believe in free speech. i did ask them about that. but they say that pence promotes hate speech. now again, he is set to speak at seven o'clock tonight. you can see, the protesters are beginning to champion. if we move the camera, it looks like they are beginning to let some people in side there's a lot of security here. we have seen them doing sweeps with police dogs. there are barriers up. and what you're looking at right now are some of those members of security and also people heading into the dinkel spill auditorium here at stanford. the event is being called how to save america from the woke left. this event with

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. right right now. we want to take you to the white house. president biden given remarks on the situation right now between russia and ukraine, let's listen in for just a bit here ideas to establish the security environment in europe. we're proposing new arms control measures. new transparency measures. new strategic stability measures. these measures apply to all parties, nato and russia alike. we're ruling to make practical result oriented steps. that can advance our common security. we will not sacrifice basic principles, though. nations have a right to sovereignty and territorial integrity. they have the freedom to set their own course and choose with whom they will associate. but that still leaves plenty room for diplomacy and for de escalation. that's the best way forward for all parties, in our view. will continue our diplomatic efforts in close consultation with our allies and our partners. as long as there is hope of diplomatic resolution. to prevent the use of force and avoids incredible human suffering. that would follow. we will p

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.and another beautiful wellness that spring day. it's another beautiful winter day out there here in the bay area. yeah i may even have a little bit of spring fever as well. good morning or afternoon. mike and claudia. we are shaping up to see temperatures in the seventies, eventually eighties for some before we finally bring those numbers back down, but alive. look here. over areas of san francisco. just a bit of haze in the last half hour showed your air quality is good to moderate around the region, and that will remain the cases that we move forward on this beautiful bay area tuesday. here's a look at storm tracker to in that. storm track is well to the north, picking up on just a little bit of green there on the screen over areas north of oregon. you've got to get right there along the washington canadian border to be able to see just any bit. of stormy weather. meanwhile for us here at home that north and northeast flow really drying things out ben loman in the santa cruz mountain

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. that'll be a nice way to honor the deputy. alyssa thank you, the alameda county district attorney's office tweeting its condolences. quote. we are saddened by the loss of aubrey phillips. our thoughts and condolences to her family, alameda county sheriff's office and the entire dublin community. one more monday night in oakland , a celebration of john madden, the majesty of his life and legacy. hundreds of people gathering tonight at the oakland coliseum to say goodbye to hall of fame football coach and broadcasting legend john madden. to be here for all those games and to be here for this. this is very special. and we appreciate like i said, the matter family for giving us one last who were here in oakland. ktvu is jana katsuyama is here with some of the many tributes at tonight's event quite a night, janet. it was definitely was this final hurrah valentine's day full of love for this legend in football, there were a lot of memories and even the tickets were $32.14. that was the winning score when madden led the raiders to th

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. after quite a few days of really cold weather rosemary oroczo. i mean, it's still chilly out there, but it feels pretty good. yes, it feels a lot better thawing out nicely this afternoon high. garcia hi, mike. happy friday to all of you. we are looking at a minor warm before today and the warming trend that will continue into your day area weekend in and around the bay area at this time. blue skies light winds here's a look over san francisco little bit of haze out their air quality. today is good to moderate getting into the numbers. still quite cool 53 over san francisco, we have 60 right now reported in our 50 in oakland. love fifties and napa, 54 livermore and san jose. hello to you at 56 1 of the warmer spots right now, 60 degrees reported in fremont. here's a look. the 24 hour temperature change nevada up by four degrees conquered up by three sfl up by two. so though it's not dramatic , most of us are a tad bit warmer than we were yesterday at this time, and will continue to see

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. okay, alyssa. thank you. the cdc says it is considering whether to extend the time between certain covid vaccine doses due to the risk of a rare type of heart inflammation. the proposed changes apply to vaccines from fighter and moderna and would delay the second shot to eight weeks. currently the cdc recommends spacing out the first two shots of pfizer's vaccine by three weeks and moderna's by four weeks. the cdc says the longer interval will also increase overall vaccine efficacy, while some health orders are being lifted. a new order is in effect tonight in berkeley, and it requires that some businesses check for proof of vaccination for people as young as five. the businesses include gyms, restaurants, bars and indoor event spaces with 500 or more people inside, berkeley's mayor told us this move is meant to protect the community. the policy that were implemented today. um, and the efforts we've been engaged in over the past year to not only require proof of vaccination at certain businesses, but also inc

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. alright, alyssa. thank you. the dive in meta stock triggered steep losses on wall street. today the dow fell 518 points. the tech focused nasdaq plunged 538 points, marking its biggest loss since september of 2020. at the s and p lost 111 points. we have new details tonight on the federal hate crime trial in the killing of ahmad are very greg mcmichael has withdrawn plans to plead guilty in the case. mcmichael his son and a neighbor were all convicted of murder in aubrey's death in georgia. in 2020, a judge recently rejected terms of a plea deal in the federal case after objections from our berries parents, mcmichael now plans to plead not guilty and stand trial for a second time. jury selection is set to begin on monday. a judge denied bail today for the so called party mom who is accused of hosting alcohol fueled sex parties for underage teens. shannon o. connor of los cabos faces 39 charges including child abuse, sexual battery and providing alcohol to minors. one teen and several parents, including her ex hu

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. i just hope that this family finds some type of break in the case. solicit. thank you. thank you. it didn't take long for the suspect in the altercation that resulted in a 40 niner fan from the bay area to be put into a medically induced coma to bail out of jail . investigators announced his arrest this morning as ktvu is an rubin reports. investigators don't think anyone else was involved. authorities have arrested this man 33 year old brian cifuentes for the assault on oakland chef daniel luna. it happened in the parking lot of sofi stadium during sunday's 49ers rams game. a license plate gave police a break in the case yesterday. england police officers traced the vehicle seen in the security video and made contact with the registered owner of the vehicle led to an associate and ultimately to cifuentes, who was interviewed arrested and released on bond about one a.m. his relatives told media in la he acted in self defense after being shoved by luna. the reality is that this was a o

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.gns at san francisco's economy may be turning around after taking a hit during the height of the pandemic. the hotel formerly known as the sir francis strike is preparing for a grand reopening, but it will be rebranded as the beacon grand major retailers are also making a move is planning to open on market street and just three blocks away. whole foods is putting the finishing touches on its newest location set to open in just a matter of weeks. this is an exciting time. we think these are little barometers little indicators of what's happening in san francisco. yes you need those formula retail sort of anchor tenants. and that then stimulates smaller businesses around it. one major san francisco neighborhood that's still struggling is the financial district. but with the omicron search fading, several big employers say they plan on bringing workers back in person within the next two weeks or so. all right, turning now to our weather, and here is something we have not seen in quite a w

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.oors and in public places. health officials saying that about 70% of americans live in places where healthy people can safely stop wearing face coverings. cdc says that includes children at school , except in areas where the risk of contracting covid is very high. and we're learning that governor newsom is set to announce the state's updated school masking policy. he'll do that on monday. this week, he announced the end of 90% of the covid related state of emergency powers. he's keeping in place provisions, though that make it easier to test and deliver vaccines. the cdc, meanwhile, says people will still be required to wear masks on public transit and inside airports, trains and bus stations. still though, it is a big shift in our long battle against covid foxes . jonathan serrie has the latest now force from atlanta. for most americans, the masks are coming off the cdc announcing big changes to its masking guidelines on friday, recommending they be worn in public only in areas with h